Thank you! Your email helped! I think the answer is to educate the users
about the 'Go to Previous View' button.

Thanks to all who responded.

Susana

-----Original Message-----
From: Paul_Bunyar/MO/americancentury@americancentury.com
[mailto:Paul_Bunyar/MO/americancentury@americancentury.com]
Sent: Wednesday, April 26, 2000 10:21 AM
To: Acrobat Talk
Susana Maria Rosende wrote:

<<Is the only option we have the BACK button in PDF?>>

She also said:

<<PDF? This book file will be
continuously updated in FrameMaker so we need to keep our options limited to
Frame, not Acrobat.>>

In Acrobat there is more than just the Previous Page and Next Page buttons.
Just
to the right are two buttons that are Go To Previous View and Go To Next
View.

I have used these buttons to jump back to a page I was viewing. For example,
I
selected the GoTo Page command to jump from page 5 to page 10. Then when I
wanted to go back to page 5, I simply clicked on the Go To Previous View
button.

I have also used this when creating links from one pdf to another. For
example,
while viewing pdf A I selected a link that took me to pdf B. After viewing
the
first page of pdf B I selected the Go To Previous View button to go back to
pdf
A.

Maybe just a little education of your users on how to use these two buttons
would help their navigation. And that way you would not need to create
unnecessary links, etc. that would make your pdfs that much bigger.

Hope this helps.

Regards,
littleman



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